The roof of one of Sofia’s large shopping centres will become the venue of an open-air drive-in cinema and a theatre stage for children. For two weeks, every Thursday, Friday and Saturday there will be two screenings of the latest Bulgarian films...
Bulgarian poet Zahari Ivanov, one of the founders and chairman of the SEE Writers Association received the tenth anniversary award "SEE Personality Award 2020" at the "South East European Film Festival - SEE A PARIS FF" The award is for his contribution..
Minister of Health Kiril Ananiev has issued an order allowing the holding of cultural events, and visits to museums, galleries, libraries and indoor and outdoor cinemas. This will take place in compliance with the social distancing requirements..
This morning, the Bulgarian theatre and cinema bid farewell to the iconic actress Stoyanka Mutafova who passed away at the age of 97. She was under hospital treatment in recent weeks after having gallbladder problems that required surgery. A..
Nadezhda Kotseva's debut film "Irina" has been nominated by the European Film Academy for the European Discovery Award. More than 3,600 Academy members will be voting for the awards, which will be presented at a ceremony on December 7 in Berlin...
A Bulgarian film has received special diploma in the "New Directors" program at the 67th San Sebastian Film Festival. "Sister" is Svetla Tsotsorkova 's second feature film. It has received positive reviews from film critics and at the festivals in Aras,..
Petya Angelova’s documentary Dandelion Wine was awarded the best experimental movie at the North Beach American Film Festival in Maryland which is one of the most prestigious film festivals for experimental cinema in the USA. The documentary directed..
As every year, summer in Rome ushers in the Bulgarian film festival organized, once again, by actress Zhana Yakovleva and the entire team she is head of at the Bulgarian cultural institute in the capital of Italy. The festival – which opens today..
The number of Bulgarians attending theater performances has increased and the number of people going to the cinema decreased last year. In 2018 there were 69 cinemas and 226 cinema screens in this country. The number of film shows fell with 2.1% and..
A Eurostat analysis of some cultural preferences of Europeans in 2016 shows that Bulgarians preferred going to the cinema to concerts, performances or other outdoor events. Around 6,500 different films were screened in Bulgaria, of them..
